Just a few thoughts
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National Sorry Day - We pray for the whole
Australian community, that National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week will
promote mutual respect between the First Nations and settler peoples of the
land. --
Lord, hear us.
·
I don’t
really know what reconciliation means any more.
It’s been 20 years since we walked
over bridges, signed petitions and wrote sorry in the sky, over 10 years since
we said we were going to close the gap, 30 years since we held a royal
commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody and 30 years since the Yothu Yindi
song Treaty was number one on the pop charts.
But why does it feel like we still can’t
shift the dial on black and white relations?
Why, when we ask for a constitutionally enshrined voice to oversee our
sovereign rights is it met with political obstruction?
Why can’t people see the logic?
--- Wesley Enoch AM - the QUT Indigenous Chair in the Creative
Industries, a playwright and artistic director
Reflection.
ü Reflecting on the meaning of
Jesus’ death -- Fr Richard Rohr
The Signs Of
The Times
Ø
On the
right path -- Fr Andrew Hamilton
Ø
Dying
and the question of dignity -- Eureka Street
Musical
Reflection
Bits
& Pieces
v 1916 - Charles Cameron Kingston
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